iraq saying they incite a sectarian unrest their carry ons and from the aid organization as a western iraq says the protests are deeper than just interreligious clashes. then use of observation because we can see the distilling occupation there is still no basic services to people who are randomly arrested they are locked up without charges they are your kids women and children of men are being raped that's why the protests started by the way and so this dog about darien is this is is totally wrong and these are not sick darian protests these are protests against a situation that is untenable for a forty iraqi people. that there is poverty there is unemployment there is no health care that it that it's a good education system has collapsed the media has been very weak until now in governing these protests have we seen images on television about the millions who were in the streets and in ramadi fallujah. mosul no we haven't because this security forces didn't want them to go to these places. that of iraq is along ethnic lines and increasingly vying for top of me the country's prime ministe

tribes in western iraq are being called to soft to choose days killings in ca to cook which left twelve dead and they were killed when iraqi troops stormed a sunni anti-government protest camp the speaker of the iraqi parliament has called the military's actions quote a flagrant violation of the constitution of the perceived to marginalize ation of sunni muslims by the shia government has sparked protests and bloody violence nationwide. within the next twenty to thirty years a fully autonomous weapon deployed on the battlefield could confuse a young girl with an ice cream or a soldier with a gun and decide to kill that's what campaign is in britain claim declaring war on so-called killer robots activists say lethal robots should be banned before they're used in warfare reports. so perhaps not the most useful site on the streets of london but this guy here is actually carrying quite an important message for the launch of the stop the killer robots campaigns increase the gating activists impression critics have converged in london to launch the campaign calling for a preemptive ban on ful

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february 2004i deployed with the marine corps surgical company to western iraq.t the time i was active duty in the navy and the babies for 15 years old. as said goodbye to my family in florida and headed out to camp pendleton where we come here ragtag group, but are things together and headed out to iraq. our job was to set up a mobile field hospital to care for marines operating in the area, there were a lot of them. i was part of a foreperson combat platoon. together we were rich folks will fund it to health treatment and care for 10,000 u.s. marines. this was a long time mayo, 2004. some of you will review this year as the year in which both battles for felicia power fought. i can say for certain on behalf of medical personnel we could never have imagined a dreamed of the number of casualties you would see during that time. i decided that was going to write this list of things that were good and bad. i think that it was pro only the beginning of what became a lot of writing is therapy. that will bode -- be the most lopsided lest anyone had ever written. i said

dragging itself into a civil war political alliston glazebrook told us iraq's current violence is easily traced back to the western invasion i think what we need to understand what we're seeing here in iraq is that we're seeing the fruits of this policy that was adopted about six years ago by the u.s. and saudi arabia in particular if you look at the way that the occupying powers are behaved ever since two thousand and three since the start of the iraqi occupation they've done everything it seems possible to try and form an sectarianism the constitution introduced was completely based on confessional identity not on national citizenship sunni militias were to be equipped financed and armed by saudi arabia and qatar in order to wage basically sectarian war against shia muslims and we know that these two powers sit saudi arabia and qatar and the forefront of representing imperial u.s. and british interests in the region so nothing gets done without the same sort of these other powers. in follow up he's losing careful of two on twitter for the latest developments in iraq zongo in crisis. nato supreme allied commander

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they were moments that occurred in a austere field hospital in the dirt of western iraq. we didn't speak. he couldn't speak. so, i didn't know him, not really. and yet because i've now come to know his family i learn he was much more than mama -- marines he was beloved son, brother, and baseball player. his wonderful experience at his high school included a battling average of .408, which is still a record. and he was drafted by the arizona diamondbacks, but chose the marines instead. and as is often does, i'm fining that life comes full circle. because it was two years ago now on memorial day that my then-eight-year-old hit his first out of the park home run. and instead of standing up like a good mother should and taking a picture of him as he was coming into home plate and all this little friends were jumping up and down, waiting for him, i was texting jason benham's mother to tell her. and you know what she wrote back? i would give anything to see jason strike out one more time. like i said, baseball season, who knew. so, the bottom line is i think, how do we go throu

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counter insurgency strategy that was pulled out of western iraq and sent to afghanistan. >> i think historyous. say richard holbrooke and people like yourself got their way. why do you think it would have succeeded given karzai after the afghanistan government, the ten nasty of the taliban and the sang ware they were providing against us. >> it would be very difficult. but we didn't, with we weren't even willing to try. so, in the end, we tried the surge. it didn't work. and we're just leaving basically without trying to put together even a minimal political structure in place. and i think we've owed it to ourselves to have considered the diplomatic option seriously. the president should spent time in the national security council debating it. the fact it was not even on the table, you either have it fully resource counterinsurgency option or the other option, life with counterterrorism, in a democratic administration, which was going to reverse the bush u policy, we didn't even consider this option. >> but even if it were consider having adopted, you're not confident it would have worked.

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iraq included their airspace? >> the main thing i worry about is they are supplying weaponry or explosives to the western part of iraq afghanistan. excuse me. >> on your first issue, we have to understand how you define precipitous and the implications of the perception of the region and clearly iran as we continue through transition, we all need to pay attention and do a sprightly general dunford plays that are clearly. one of the perceptions of that region and all the different players are something we pay close attention to. on iranian opponents, i would have potential training to that as well as some of the capabilities and weapons systems we've seen of afghanistan in the westteaining, what do you mean by that, general? >> small arms and things we become aware of. as we saw in iraq as well. >> direct orcapper, aedto ask you about the diplomatic cility inbenghazirl anwanted tou about the prior attacks on our consulate on april 6 engine fixed before the september 11 attack obviously were four brave americans were murdered. i want to ask you about the intelligence community assessment of those attacks and whether yo

just finish it to convince the west of the rest of the world that western countries are spreading misinformation but of course west of iraq television channels english arabic version and spanish from satellite throughout the world they are doing a good job in preventing iran's voice from getting outside of its borders. are going to start with you look at what are you going sanctions and twenty seconds charles going into your twenty seconds i would say that there are so many other arguments you you could make to say that the iranians you would any military official in iran that has not it was bitter and option is not doing their job and so simply say the rounds program is all right gentlemen fascinating discussion but we have run out of time many thanks to my guest today and to around and in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t.c. unix or rules. welcome to the future good makes two cuties day so super earth is the memory for that russian research as have got a few ideas that could make cognitive computing a reality what about the process or check out a radical new architecture that promise is unpar

iraq. >> the choices were a., leave a mad man in power who will destroy western civilization. or b., be a little bitch. >> jon: what? ( laughter ) >> hard to choose b there, jon. >> gl just out of curiosity, could you choose b. what if you had chosen not to invade? >> a video of george w. bush comes up and tells you that you made the wrong decision. ( laughter ) >> jon: you're making that up, right? >> no, no, no, that's actually what happened at the george w. bush museum. ( laughter ). for real. >> jon: so what else is in the theater? >> it's mostly gristle. >> jon: we'll work on that next time. sorry about that. >> thank you. ( laughter ) >> take your time. listen, i don't know the heimlich. not that you're here, i'm just saying if you were here, i don't know the heimlich. i can't send anybody to wherever it is that you are that we would send somebody if you chocked on the steak where are you clearly-- just ( bleep ) go. just go. ( laughter ) >> well, jon, you remember that time he groped angela merkel at the g-8 summit. >> jon: george, i remember that? >> that was a big emb

western leaders might fail to. because of the experience of foreign intervention into iraq now we all know that britain france france have been voicing unconditional support for syrian rebels and ripley providing the opposition the military and financial aid in the meantime the syrian government is now is blaming the opposition for the march attack near aleppo which killed several people masochists as organised organizations including al qaida have repeatedly threatened to use chemical arms while fighting with the opposition so here you have a scenario where in syria the opposition groups and the government are pointing fingers at one another and you have the u.s. and its western allies of presenting this harsh rhetoric of the use of chemical weapons by the syrian government but they don't have all the full facts in place. he was author and historian gerald hall now says the sectarian conflict in syria leaves plenty of room for provocation by the rebels or even rogue factions in damascus itself. it's deja vu all over again we will remember the disaster as an adventurous u.s. and british invasion of iraq in two thous

iraq. >> although i will say the general expressed concerns about that and the western part of afghanistan hearing the other day. what is iran doing now in iraq and how is iran using iraq including their airspace? >> well the main thing at least that i worry about is their supplying of weaponry or explosives to the western part of iraq or iran -- afghanistan, excuse me. >> on your first issue i mean i think we have to understand how you are defining precipitous and also implications of the perception of the region and clearly iran. as we continue through our transition i think we all need to be paying attention to how we are doing that and we need to do it very smartly and i think the general pointed that out in his testimony. all the different players or something we pay very close attention to. nonspecifically on iranian influence i would add potential training to that as well of some of the kinds of capabilities and weapons systems that we have seen applied inside of afghanistan particularly out in the west. >> when you say training what you mean by that general? >> training on small-ar

western leaders might fail to see. because of the experience of foreign intervention into iraq now we all know that in fact france have been voicing unconditional support for syrian rebels and reportedly providing the opposition with military and financial aid in the meantime the syrian government is now is blaming the opposition for the march attack near aleppo which killed several people and ask it says organised organizations including al qaida have repeatedly threatened to use chemical arms while fighting with the opposition so here you have a scenario where in syria the opposition groups and the government are pointing fingers at one another and you have the u.s. and its western allies presenting this harsh rhetoric of the use of chemical weapons by the syrian government but they don't have all the full facts in place. now u.s. statements on the use of chemical weapons by the assad regime's forces starts with them saying they have various levels of confidence that they have been used and ends with them saying so far that they cannot the u.s. kind of allowed the systematic use of chemical weapons in the country wa

led massacre in iraq says what he saw almost made him take his own life. western diplomats say they're satisfied with iran's idea of who to the latest round of international nuclear talks despite a lack of any significant breakthrough. breaking this set coming up next stay with us here on r.t. . you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous bad luck i got so many i mean hammered and i know that i'm still really messed up. in the old story so personally apologize it's. worse you're going to see little white house or the. radio guy for a minute. what we're about to give you never seen anything like that i'm told. happy friday everyone with all the stereo but in the nuclear war with north korea i think it's important that our leaders are keeping a cool head about it take for example oklahoma senator jim inhofe put some words of advice on how to deal with the current state of affairs he said quote i think something of a preemptive strike something like that and get their attention whom great idea a preemptive

led massacre in iraq saying the horrors he saw almost made him take his own life. western diplomats say they're happy with iran's attitude at the latest round of international nuclear talks despite a lack of any significant breakthroughs tehran's chief negotiator speaks exclusively with r.t. about his country's stance on the stalemate. or am in moscow i match reza good having you with us here on r t our top story clashes have broken out between thousands of anti-government protesters and riot police in egypt's capital cairo people took to the streets joining the so-called day of rage against the country's islamist rule the rallies been organized by the april sixth youth movement that played a crucial role in egypt's former leader hosni mubarak and it's now turned its back against the current leadership kyra based journalist tom dale has more. clashes have broken out in downtown cairo metal barricades have put being pulled across the streets take us in smoke fills the air in the way of sirens the familiar green laser cutting through the gas once again clashes have spread to

iraq? >> well, the choices were, a, leave a mad man in power who will destroy western civilization or, b, be[ bleep ]. hard to choose b there, jon. >> just out of curiosity, could you choose b? what if you had chosen not to invade? >> a video of george w. bush comes up and tells you that you made the wrong decision. >> you are making that up, right? >> no, no, no. that's actually grat happens at the george w. bush museum. >> i would expect nothing less. >> i'm curious what's actually in the museum. >> i want to go there and make some decisions. i think i could do the job. >> you are presidential. >> thank you. >>> now next up, everyone's favorite olympian turned reality star is using stories of his pool habits as his chance to expand his brand. >> i'd very much like to talk to you about my newest product exploration. my newest cologne, pool water. water straight from the pool. i swim in it every day allowing anyone to smell the chlorinated way i smell. there's a special ingredient only i know in there. my personal signature if you will. come on. you know what it is. you remember what i do in

western leaders might fail to opt into. syria because of the experience of foreign intervention into iraq now we all know that britain france france have been voicing unconditional support for syrian rebels and reportedly providing the opposition with military and financial aid in the meantime the syrian government is now is blaming the opposition for the march attack near aleppo which killed several people as a mascot says organised organizations including al qaida have repeatedly threatened to use chemical arms while fighting with the opposition so here you have a scenario where in syria the opposition groups and the government are point fingers at one another and you have the u.s. and its allies presenting this harsh rhetoric of the use of chemical weapons by the syrian government but they don't have all the full facts in place historian joe horn says speculation from london and washington about weapons of mass destruction is all too familiar and people should be skeptical it's deja vu all over again we will remember the disastrous and adventurous so you want us and british invasion of iraq in two thousand and three base

cameron said he worries that western leaders might fail to act in syria because of the experience of foreign intervention into iraq now we all know that britain france france have been voicing unconditional support for syrian rebels and reportedly providing the opposition with military and financial aid in the meantime the syrian government is now is blaming the opposition for the march attack near aleppo which killed several people masochists says organised organizations including al qaida have repeatedly threatened to use chemical arms while fighting with the opposition so here you have a scenario where in syria opposition groups in the government are pointing fingers at one another and you have the u.s. and its western allies of presenting this harsh rhetoric of the use of chemical weapons by this year. government but they don't have all the full facts in place and he's a marine a point of reporting for us there from new york now historian joe torre and says speculation from london and washington about weapons of mass destruction is all too familiar and people should be skeptical it's deja vu all over again we